Craniofacial Malformations
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Craniofacial malformations are alterations in the formation of the bones and tissues of the head and face, present from birth. They cover a broad group of conditions that vary in type and severity.
How they show up: differences in the shape of the skull, face, jaw, or the structures of the mouth, which can affect functions such as chewing, speaking, or breathing.
Why do they occur? they are related to alterations in development during pregnancy and, at times, to hereditary factors.
Which specialists treat them? they usually require a team that includes the maxillofacial surgeon, the orthodontist, and the pediatric dentist to coordinate the management. If you notice differences in a child's facial development, seeing a professional allows for a comprehensive and timely evaluation.
Data on 371 doctors who treat craniofacial malformations
Which specialist treats craniofacial malformations?
Craniofacial malformations are congenital alterations of the bone structure of the skull and face. A dentist, an orthodontist, and a maxillofacial surgeon are the specialists for adults, while a pediatric dentist treats children. If you or your child have an alteration in the shape of the skull or face, see one of these specialists.
Treatment by city
Doctors specialized in craniofacial malformations
Dr. Diana Delgado
Dr. Erick Reyes Ramirez
Dr. Laura E Figueroa Melgoza
Dr. Hernandez Hernandez Cesar Joel
Dr. Gonzalez Juan Chaquibp
Dr. Garza Nancy Cabrera
Dr. Beatriz Guerrero Macias
Dr. Ariadne Magali Villarreal Carranza
Dr. Juan Manuel Munoz Perez
Dr. Perla Samantha Soriano Leon
Dr. J. Flavio Pino
Dr. Balcazar Maqueo Nelson
Dr. Heidi Herrera Errasquín
Dr. Rodolfo Lara Maldonado
Dr. Ariadna Castillo
Dr. Isaura Tapia Pérez
Dr. Samantha Laguna Torres
Dr. Fernanda Moreno
Dr. Paola Artigas
Dr. Addy Noemi Estrada
Frequently asked questions
What is craniofacial malformations?
Craniofacial malformations are alterations in the formation of the bones and tissues of the head and face, present from birth. They cover a broad group of conditions that vary in type and severity.
Which doctor treats craniofacial malformations?
Craniofacial malformations are congenital alterations of the bone structure of the skull and face. A dentist, an orthodontist, and a maxillofacial surgeon are the specialists for adults, while a pediatric dentist treats children. If you or your child have an alteration in the shape of the skull or face, see one of these specialists.